Windlass & Royal Armouries 14th Century Long Sword Review

Hi everybody, Welcome to my review of the Windlass & Royal Armouries 14th Century Long Sword. This sword is a collaborative effort between the Royal Armories of Leeds England and Windlass Steelcrafts to offer 1:1 replicas of specific swords in the Royal Armories collection. So how does this sword compare to the historical Type XVa sword it's designed after and other Long Swords available on the market? Well stay tuned and we'll find out.
This sword can be purchased from these links,
www.museumreplicas.com/holy-r...
www.kultofathena.com/product/...
www.reliks.com/two-handed-swo...
irongatearmory.com/product/14...
shop.royalarmouries.org/produ...
Timestamps
0:45 Historical Overview
8:50 Statistics
16:45 Final Thoughts
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[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

Love this content! BTW, Thames is pronounced "tems" to rhyme with "tens". ;-)

[@DynamoSwordChannel]

Thanks! Yea not the most linguistic but I try lol.

[@MIKE_THE_BRUMMIE]

I love the black price one a bit better just because I feel the pommel on this one is way to beefy its a chungus of a pommel

[@DynamoSwordChannel]

True but it's size is what makes it so effective. Gives both good counter balance to the thicker heavier blade plus keep your back hand tight and in place for thrusting.

[@MIKE_THE_BRUMMIE]

@@DynamoSwordChannel Oh for sure I bet it makes the tip like a laser pointer hahaha
I'd imagine it is lovely to handle, I'm just aesthetically not drawn to the look but the blade profile I love ❤️